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DescriptionEPA29CorpusChemplant.png	English: "A chemical plant in Corpus Christi, 1972 ." Español: Fábrica química en Corpus Christi, Texas en 1972
Date	7 September 2013, 16:46:44
Source	Guthrie, Dana (compiler). "EPA photos of Texas from the 1970s." Houston Chronicle. September 3, 2013.
Author	Marc St. Gil, Environmental Protection Agency/Agencia de Protección Ambiental

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